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Summary: Good stuff....
Review: A nice collection of artists, with some great examples of what they can do. But....
Paper stock is poor and some prints are a bit blurry.
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Summary: Incredible.
Review: A supremely well assembled collection of some of the best furry art in existence. I particularly liked the works of Michele Light.
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Summary: If your hard core furry fan, you'll like this
Review: An excelent book with plenty of worth while pictures in it. but it is not 100% furry though with two of the artists not having a single furry pic in their section
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Summary: Fantastic! A premiere example of anthropomorphic artwork!
Review: I have both number 1 and 4 of this series, and nothing saddens me more that they have discontinued this fantastic series of books. The artwork is great, printed on high-quality paper. Some of the art looks good enough to frame! My only complaint is that only the cover is in color, but that is a small trade-off compared to the amount of artistic talent in this book. My recommendation for ANYONE who loves anthropomorphic characters (furries) is to buy this book.Bahumat
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Summary: High quality exhibition of anthropomorphic artwork.
Review: I think this is the best of the series, it's a shame that they had to be discontinued. The standard of art is very good, and I'm hard pressed to find a picture I like better than the front cover illustration by Michele Light :)
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Summary: Unfinished and poorly assembled
Review: Perhaps I set my expectations too high, but this so-called journal is an all-around disappointment. The premise is simple: gather up seventeen anthropomorphic cartoonists and artists, ask them to submit any work they've been doing, and regardless of content compile it into an 8x10" 100-page book. When the illustrations themselves exceed low, sketchy quality, the paper and ink this journal is printed with will regardlessly make everything seem amateurishly fashioned. Nothing about these pictures is unifying in theme or style except the presence of anthropomorphic "furries." The journal contains comics, artwork, and graphic short stories usually taking on fantasy or sci-fi themes. The comics are unerringly awful. A repetitive concept in many illustrations is the reoccurrence of autobiographical, furry depictions of the cartoonists themselves. Two artists whose work greatly exceeds the talents of other contributors are Ronald Van Bokhoven - a talented illustrator from the Netherlands - and Joseph Ny - whose computer-generated designs include literal she-wolves of the SS, as well as other Eastern European and Asiatic themes. These men alone buoy my overall opinion of the journal, but I certainly don't advise purchasing this book at full price.
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Summary: The best book in the world.
Review: This book started my physical collection of furry publishings, and still remains the best singal pice I have. Not only is it perfectaly published, but contains excellent examples of anthropomorphic artwork. Its my personal bible.
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Summary: Good stuff....
Review: This is a great artbook, featuring many famous furry artists. I love the art, and look at it regularly. If you're a fan of Michele Light, I recommend it.
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Summary: Look at it Regularly!
Review: This is a great artbook, featuring many famous furry artists. I love the art, and look at it regularly. If you're a fan of Michele Light, I recommend it.
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